. Bulletin. Ethnology. S P ^ It li: 3=5=3= ir-ir -4r. The singer of this and the following song is a woman whose personality is unique and interest- ; Analysis.—It is impossible to indicate by any notation the peculiar nuances of this singer. A slight prolonging of certain tones gives the songs a fascinating effect, heightened by a slight glis- sando. The songs are also sung with the nasal quality affected by the Chippewa when singing love songs. Attention is directed to the fact that this, like many other Chippewa love songs, has a slow metric unit. Song picture no. 75. The power of
. Bulletin. Ethnology. S P ^ It li: 3=5=3= ir-ir -4r. The singer of this and the following song is a woman whose personality is unique and interest- ; Analysis.—It is impossible to indicate by any notation the peculiar nuances of this singer. A slight prolonging of certain tones gives the songs a fascinating effect, heightened by a slight glis- sando. The songs are also sung with the nasal quality affected by the Chippewa when singing love songs. Attention is directed to the fact that this, like many other Chippewa love songs, has a slow metric unit. Song picture no. 75. The power of the love charm is shown by the manner In which the woman attracts the man, who appears rather reluctant. a A description of this singer is given in connection with song no. 133. See also pi. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
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